I suggest you fill the holes before rewrapping. You'll get a better job.

Thanks, Jerry. I should also mention this is a chrome wrap, which might be a real nightmare when it comes time to remove it. Anyone removed this wrap before?

I just finished removing the glue from a 76 luddy I tell you you need a lot of patience.

Use a heat gun to soften and remove the wrap, and that is the easy part. For the glue you need to use a combination of goo gone and break cleaner. Apply goo gone wait 15 minutes then 80 grit sandpaper the glue will mostly roll off.

Then use break cleaner and sand quickly. Once you can no longer feel ridges and bump you are ok. In my case I was going for a natural wood finish so i really had to remove every trace.

Depending how big is the hole to patch i would recommend a plug.

For hole 3/8 and smaller use some round wood stock, cut to size (just a smidgen bigger than the depth of the hole) and then glue and sand.

For bigger hole I recommend to still make some kind of a plug then use a 1/8 plywood plate to glue from the inside of the shell supporting the plug. Make sure to use enough glue to fill the gap between the plug and the hole. Clamp and sand.